Things That Seep In and Please Discontinue the Isekai Chronicles are two works of strikingly opposite tones bound together by a single keyword: the past. In the first, the past is a truth that must be buried at all costs — and the protagonist, who has discarded his humanity in pursuit of success, crumbles under the weight of what he has done. In the second, the past is a record of glory for the hero and a record of harm for the Demon King; as Taeyang works alongside her, he begins to reread his own history through her eyes and slowly grows. A chilling psychological horror and a sharp satirical fantasy. Two works that face in opposite directions — and arrive at the same question: how do we confront our past?